And So He Brushed Up On His Technique
William Aberle, who's been renting boats to fishermen at the wood boat livery for some! time now, decided to try his luck last Sunday.
He's been telling people just; where to KO and what bait to use and he figured he'd brush up a little.
So he rowed down to the west end of Lake Wingra and anchored in the deep water just off the weed beds and went to casting. He used a Johnson Caper on a 15-pound test line.
The Caper was going fairly deep, being a heavy plug, when ...Bang! He'd hooked into something big!
Fifteen minutes later he hauled
Wisconsin State Journal - July 27, 1947
William Aberle, who's been renting boats to fishermen at the wood boat livery for some! time now, decided to try his luck last Sunday.
He's been telling people just; where to KO and what bait to use and he figured he'd brush up a little.
So he rowed down to the west end of Lake Wingra and anchored in the deep water just off the weed beds and went to casting. He used a Johnson Caper on a 15-pound test line.
The Caper was going fairly deep, being a heavy plug, when ...Bang! He'd hooked into something big!
Fifteen minutes later he hauled
Wisconsin State Journal - July 27, 1947
And So He Brushed Up On His Technique
William Aberle, who's been renting boats to fishermen at the wood boat livery for some! time now, decided to try his luck last Sunday.
He's been telling people just; where to KO and what bait to use and he figured he'd brush up a little.
So he rowed down to the west end of Lake Wingra and anchored in the deep water just off the weed beds and went to casting. He used a Johnson Caper on a 15-pound test line.
The Caper was going fairly deep, being a heavy plug, when ...Bang! He'd hooked into something big!
Fifteen minutes later he hauled
Wisconsin State Journal - July 27, 1947
William Aberle, who's been renting boats to fishermen at the wood boat livery for some! time now, decided to try his luck last Sunday.
He's been telling people just; where to KO and what bait to use and he figured he'd brush up a little.
So he rowed down to the west end of Lake Wingra and anchored in the deep water just off the weed beds and went to casting. He used a Johnson Caper on a 15-pound test line.
The Caper was going fairly deep, being a heavy plug, when ...Bang! He'd hooked into something big!
Fifteen minutes later he hauled
Wisconsin State Journal - July 27, 1947
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